First impressions don’t just matter to buyers, they also matter to renters. Think about it… Would you want to live in someplace that doesn’t look nice or isn’t well kept? It also makes potential tenants wonder how the inside of the property may look and may be turned off. The exterior appearance of your property …
Begin with a formal salutation Start by addressing the letter to the recipient. Use a formal salutation such as “Dear Mr./Ms. [Recipient’s Name]” or “To Whom It May Concern.” Introduce Yourself Provide your name, the rental property address, and the dates of the tenancy in the first paragraph. This will help the recipient to verify …
Landlord Reference Letter: How To Write One & What To Ask Read More »
In the past, homeowners would sell their current home and use the proceeds to fund the downpayment of their next home. This process, known as “Sell/Buy,” was typically driven by a desire to upgrade or downsize, relocate for retirement, or relocate for a job. However, there is now a growing trend of homeowners becoming “accidental …
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Renting a home or apartment can be a complex process, especially if you are new to it. One of the most common terms you will come across when looking for a place to rent is “private landlord.” In this article, we will explore what a private landlord is, what renting from a private landlord means, …
